The Professional Staff at PSA is made up of many different people with many different experiences. As an organization, PSA is committed to providing the most qualified and dedicated staff possible to meet the needs of the players in its charge.

As individuals, each coach has strengths that enhance the overall scope of information that PSA is able to provide its players, coaches, and parents. Only through a collaboration of professionals can PSA accomplish its mission and goals.

The Coach in My World

Pamper me and I will not respect you.
Manipulate me and I will resist you.
Intimidate me and I will reject you
Humiliate me and I will despise you.
Prepare for me and I will trust you.
Respect me and I will respond to you.
Guide me and I will follow you.
Be an example for me and I will be like you.

What can you expect from us?

To develop players in our charge to the best of our abilities.

To conduct ourselves as an responsible adults when dealing with the Players; both legally and ethically.

To plan and supervise practice sessions that are instructive as well as fun.

To motivate and teach with positive reinforcement.

To notify the Director of Coaching of incidents which may compromise the integrity of the Team or Club

To abide by the rules, policies, and procedures of the Team and Club

To strive to attract the best caliber of athletes to Princeton Soccer Association

To ensure that players wear their uniforms in a proper and complete fashion. Socks should be pulled up and jerseys tucked in whenever in uniform, not just during the game.

To display a positive attitude towards all players, parents, and officials

To treat players and parents with respect and conduct myself in a professional manner

To refrain from making negative comments to any players, coaches, or parents

To develop positive "life" qualities (i.e. discipline, teamwork, etc.) in Players

To respect the game officials and their decisions

To take total responsibility for the actions of players on the field and the direction of the team off the field

When traveling with the team: To remain aware of my players’ whereabouts and behavior. · Set schedules and inform players of all activities.

To provide genuine cooperation and collaboration with coaches

To not discriminate against anyone

To refrain from using profane or vulgar language in the presence of Players

To provide honest and truthful evaluations of the Player’s skill

To be responsible for cleaning up the field or bench area (both home and away) after practices or games, and for returning all equipment to its proper place.

To Never Forget that I represent the Princeton Soccer Association !!!!